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Liquor Privileges.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Notwiths.audiug
the expostulation by the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union, the managers Of
the coming national military encampnent
here have decided that milk and coffee
are not strong enough beverages for the
thirty thousands OF eoldiera expected to
be present. County Controller schubert,
1t ia announced to-day, hss secured the
privilege Of selling beer and liquor inside
the encsmpment park, and will have a
monopoly except atths Club house, where
another saloonkeeper will hold sway.
Schubert pays $4,000 for his privilege,
and bis main baF under the grand stand,
and another smaller ,oae ncar the gate,
will cost him, including what no pays for
the privilege, $1,000 q day. City Oollec-
tor Onshan Gays he hsd twenty applica-
tions for temporary saloons just outside
the grounds, and eSpects fitEs more. It is
thought improbable that the city will
limit the number In any way, az 1t would
thereby curtail its own revenue.
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~ PARKKRsnuRd, VIVA, Sept. 2a-Five
years ago a man who now holds promi,
nent position under the United States
Governmental Washington WAS connected
with large mercantile firm here rs book
keeper and collector, collecting several
thousand every year. He expressed his
intention Of leaving quite suddenly, and
nothing could prevent his going. It was
found that he had systematically robbed
the firm OF large sumo overy year and
ialslfied the accounts. Hia whereabouts
no. being known the money was regarded
as lost. He surprised the firm last evening
by stepping In and paying every cent with
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Railway outrag.,es in Ene1ond


LONDON, sspt. 2S.-Occasionslly some
startling sensation occurs in an English
railway and brings up aireah the subject
OF having separate compartments for un-
accompanied ladiea. A recent outrage On
the railway has again precipitstedI the
question, aud the railway companies are
strongly urged to make gome special ac.
commodation for ladies who are compelled
BY necessity to travel alone. y q. tF9,lo,5
Botn here in England and on tho Con-
tlHent railway outfages have become no.
torious, and the fact that tho offender in
punished il he Is caught does not at all
meet the requirements Of justice. The
matter mas been lately very Eeriously dig
cussed by tho Bourd OF Trade, and no
doubt very soon some Gction will be taken
TO compel or induce railway companies
TO make the introduction of lsdies' COM.
partments in all classes general. Indeed
some OF the companies have already. pro-
vided IN the aret.claas cartiages such ac-
commodations, but there mus. be gem
erai movement In this direction before tho
public will be satisfied. go, ~ 7'i}, I i.
The details Of the last outrage are TOO
revolving to be published. II The lsdy bo-
longs to very good family and the mat
ter WAS hushed up as speedily ss poaaible.
The poor woman almost sacrificed her life
in defepae OF her honor, and the villain
with whom che was locked in the COM
partment escaped. Nor is the trouble all
on onenide; the system Of blackmailisg by
this same means is by no means uncom-
mon, and certain claes Of females find IL
q profitable, II dangerous traffic, Nearly
all Englishmen agree that the American
system Is the better, nnd the extent 10
which the American Pullman cars are
patronizsd. shows that they believe this.
The American car is winning its way 10
lavor and more Of them are being used
each year. Fl 4, ,,s T.t, Is M
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APPEARS in COURT.
THE TRIAL or EDITOR o'nnIpN
For Alleged 5edition = Mitcheistown Er.
Citcd-Cork Ezpsrlsnces Something Of u
Riot-sailroad Outrages In England.
Prince Bi,m arck's Celebration,

MlTcuELsrowS, Sspt. 24.-Mr. O'Brien
was brought hero from Cork jail to-day ia
stand trial for tho incsndiary languas ss
used by him in speech recently deliy.
cred in this place. In anticipation OF the
prisoners arrival large crowds had gath.
erod at the railway station and along tho
route to the Jail. A large iorco OF police
and Hussars guarded the prisoner, evil.
IDENTIFY fearing an attempt at rescue. The
excitement Of the people was manifested
IN marked degree. Mr.. 0'Drien was re-.
psased}y cbeezed along the route. Oa his
arrival in the cour! room no was besieped
by a number Of Euglish ladies, who fairly
showered boquets on him. tg
The evidence adduced in tho dial waa
confined chiefly TO the recollection OF The
police officers present at the meatipv
when the alleged incendiary speech was
delivered. They all testified that the
language uaed by Mr.. O'Brien was colcu.
lated to incito violence. During tho pro.
gtess oi the trial tho populaee, srmod with
attcks, formed procession, and, headed
by a wagon, In which was brass band.
paraded the town. The Hussars, fearing
that this demonstration would iesult in
an outbreak, stopped tho wsgon d and
band, but in no other way interiered with
the processionints. The troops then took
up poBition near tho courthouse. No
disturbance occurred. = 77
The National League held a meeting at
Cork last night. The crowd which Assem-.
bled outside the building where tho meet.
ing was held made an attack on the rooma
OF the Protestant Young Mems Apsocia.
tion. The police tried to dieperse them.
but the mob gained fresh recruits and re-.
sisted. A melee occurred, the crowd nsinp
rocks and the police their sticks. Mr..
ianner, NJ. r, came to the rescue by i'm.
plosing the crowd to desist, and upon the
police making another, charge the crowd
fell away. Much valuable glass wau
broken and several coustables were cut
With atoues. a .s91fl?1' :.
Daring the trial Of o. 'B.ien to o.day, Har.
rineton declared that a deliberate attempt
had boon made to suppress Constable O.
suliivan's report Of O'Brien's speech.
Carson said that tho observation OF Har.
rington was pure fabrication.
Harrington-"You lie." lal5s Is
Magistrate Eaton-"I cannot allow such
remarks here. II you repeat them YOU
will be removed from court" Rs ~, :.
Harrington (excitedly)-"You need not
trouble yourself; l shall remove myself;
shall have nothing more to do with euch
q solemn farce" An excited crowd fol.
lowed the car in which O'Brien was taken
BACK to the prison, hoo.ing and yelling at
the soldiera who liked their bayonets and
proceeded. Dillon and a number Of the
priests pacitied the crowd, sei5 b +. 5-3i' NJ
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] An Erroneous Sfatcmnut.

CnlcAao, Sept. 23.-A!apacial from 10.
liet says tho dispatch Of yesterday an,
nouncing the arrest Of z. 8. Wheeler, the
Nsw Haven wire manufacturer, for alleged
fraud upon his creditors, so far as they re.
fleet upon the so.called branch OF the 10.
liet firm Of Wheeler & Co., are character
ized here by leading wire manufacturers
as erroneous. Thers is no branch Of that
company here and never has been such q
pereon aa General Merwir, who is reputed
in the dispatches as writing from Joliet to
the effect that he found the Joliet branch
heavily in debt. The only firm in this
city y~having any connection with Z. 8.
Wheeler 4 Go. ia Kraft Aros. 4 Co., which
has been ior years one Of the leading man.
ufacturing establishments in Joliet.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Dr. Hamilton,
surgeon.General Of the Marine Hospital
Service, said tonight that the arrival Of
q single ship at New York infected with
Aeiatic cholera need not give occasion for
alarm. In his Judgement the health off,
Ger at New York will be able to handle
tho casee at quarantine without difficulty.
The sick will, of course, he said, bs prop:
erly ieolated and will bs removed to q
safe place and their clothing aud baggage
fumigated and diainfected, the ship tho.
roughly 'cleansed and her cargo removed.
Experiences Of tho past, the Doctor naid,
will not likely be repeated. 4. / !
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a NOTABLE ENGAGEMENT.
Senator Joe Hawlsy to Wed a Distinguished
Army Nurse. .

Senator Joe Hawlsy to Wed Distinguished d
Army Nurae. a..
NEw YoRK, Sept. ga PhiIadelphia
special says the announcement Was made
yesterday OF the engagement Of Senator
Joseph 4. HaTley and Miss Edith Horner,
now Of this city, and recently OF England,
will attract uuuaual interest and wide
ep7sad congratulation. Bliss Horner has
been ior the past four years the associate
aud assistant Of Miss Fisher in the man.
'Ggement and. direction Of the corps of
nurses ct Blockley Almshouse. Mrs.
Horner began her most succeseiul labors
here after careful training in England and
practical experience in care OF the sick
and wounded during the Zulu and Egyp.
tisn wars. She spent the summer on a
visit to her family place in ono Of the
counties near London. cnd Gen. Hawley's s
acquaintance with her, beginning with
the outward voyage. WAS continued dur
Ing their stay in England, and ended in
the engagement announced to-day, Both
returned to this country on the same
steamer, landing last week, and coming to
this city during the centennial celebrs.
tion. At the closing exercises and at the
dinner at tho Academy Of { Music General
dawley was a conspicuouu figure. XXI. 4 :
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A SAFE BLOWN OPEN.
A burglary at Romnsy-Evidently Profes.
s,N@ 81 sionRi WORK. "

a butSihFy /" homney-Euuenuy ffoIohs
s,N@ 81 sionRi WORK. "
Special Dtspatch to the fnteiiigenetr.
RoANEY, w. Va, Sept. 23.-The large
fire proof safe In the store Of I. q. O. Pan.
cake In this place was blown open last
night by somo burglar or burglars, who
effected an entrance lpto the building by
pryipg open the front door. Fortunately
there was only about ten dollars in the
sale, and this, It Is said, with a dczsn
boxes Of fine pocket knives, was all the
loes suatained by Mr.. Pancake. except
that Of his ssf,, which Ia, Of course,
ruined. The explosion Jared the glass
out Of the windowe OF his office and
slightly damaged one wall Of the room. It
Is thought tho robbery occurred between
twelve and one o'clock, as several persons
say they heard heavy 1umbling noise at
about that time. It was evidently the
work Of professional, as but one hole was
drilled and that directly under the lock.
There is no clue to the cracksmsn as yet.
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THE hoggipg Of children is not plesan

THE hoggipg of children is not pleasant
thing under any circumstances, but >it is a
recognized part Of our free uchool discip-
linp. Parents must, therefore, submit to
t or remove their children, from the
schools. 1t is to bo supposed, OF course,
that the teacher will always be temperate,
mover inhicting the extreme punishment
for the mere asks of exercising the author
ity placed in his hands. From the facts
in the case of Mr.. Hammond, as the facts
have baen gathered by the INrELLIaENcER,
it does not appear that he pushed his au.
thosity beyond q reasonable limit, or that
he was unnecessarily severe In chastiaing
the boy. :,
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CINCINNATI, sept. 23-The Hcmilton
county Republican convention .waA held
today at Turner hall. The following
ticket was nominated: State Senators p
Henry Mack, J.. Richardson, &. W,
Brown, Henry Stusve. State Representa-.
tives-Henry Bird, Charles Dorap, f.
klensch, Byron Wydman, William Cope.
land, Oliver Ontcalt, Walter Hartponce,
J. O. Hart, F. Pfeiater. Probate judge
Herman P. ,Goebel. Treaaurer-J ohm
Zomstein. Commissioner-Luke A, Sta.
ley. Bolicitor-W. A. Davidson, NM
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MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. GA little son
Of Leander Hill, living near Covington,
Tenn, went to hiu fathers gin Wedues.
day, and seeing the cotton press half full
of heecy staple, the child lay down and
vent to sleep. Later the negroes filled
the press with lint to complete the bale.
The terrible preaaure Of the falling block
was brought down, and when the bale
was rolled up from the press, bound with
iron tiee, the blood Of the boy oozsd slow
ly through the fibre. The bale was at
once opened and the body Of the child
was found crushed to a Jelly. a'.5l
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DECREASE OF THE SURPLUS.

! Satisfaction at tho Treasury DepRrtu ont
With tho Receipt OF the Circular.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 23.-Treaa-
u1y officials note with satisfaction the re-.
ception by the financial world Of yester.
days circular. It is especially gratifying
to them to learn that the public is willing
to part with four per cent bonds at the
prics offered by the Department. Before
noon to-day Acting Secretary Thompson
received otiera to sell bonds-a majority
Of them four psr cents--to tho amount Of
q million dollars. In addition to this,
offers made by local banks on their own
account and acting as agents for out.ot-
town firms have been received at the
Public Moneys Division OF the Depart.
ment to an amount not at present aacer-
tnipable. III /, 2 ~ Z. .l,.lslz :. l,
Altogether, the outlook ia regarded at
the Department as much brighter, and the
belief is freely expressed that the danger
OF q money panic has been averted, at
least for the present, by the action OF Sec
rotary Thompson. Other encouraging
features, they say, are found in the daily
statement Of Government receipts and ex-
penditures. They show that alnco the
middle Of the month shout one aud half
million OF dollars have been disbursed
on account Of psnsiona. The apparent
Jaurpl1s for the month ia left at fourteen
and half million dollars. But none OF
the bond purchases are taken into &C.
count in this daily abatement and If do.
ductions are made on this account and for
|prepayments Of interest. the real surplus
receipts for 60 much OF the month Of Sep.
tember as had expired will be reduced to
something like five million dollars, to:iY
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BosToN, Sept. e3.-The Board Of Alder
men, Of Maiden, voted to lease the anou.
cupied rooms in the public school building
at nominal rent Of $40 per month for
Roman Catholic parochial school purpose.
The lease containu IN sgreoment that the
rooms ahall be vacated upon notice when
needed by the city. The opinion Of the
City Solicitor is thatsu use OF tho school
Building Ia legal. # II "a ~ SC :.
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a sa5o,0oo Fire.

JOLIET, ILL, Sept. .23.-The large barb
wire mill owned by Fish 4 Connel, and
known as the Enterprise Company, caught
fire from sparks in the blacksmith ehop
last night and was destroyed, all except
The outside walls, which are still standing.
The firm employed about fifty men and
had thirty-iive wire machines in the
building, together with several car loads
Of stored wire, all Of which will be ruined,
also thsir large Oorliss engine and boiler.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. ga special from
Lawrence, Kansas, says: Henry Richter,
a stonemason, was instantly killed last
night by an unknown Negro. At 7 $50
o'clock he passed equad Of negroes on
Cherokee street, and became engaged in
an alteration, when he was seen to iall.
The negroes hurried away. When Rich.
ter was picked up 10 was dead, his throat
being cut, evidently. with rezor, ": 1IS.7 !.
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Pl7Ts1uRau, Sept os.-Thos. McKenns,
a alaboring man, 81 yearn Of age, brutally
murdered bis vile this morning at their
home in Mckeesport. She was sleeping
at the time. He first struck her on the
head with axe and then buried knife IN
her heart. After hia arrest be said be
had been contemplating the deed
for years, but had retrained until his chill
dren had reached an age when they could
care Tor themselves. He claimed that she
was uniaithful to him, y. s..25. ~
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AUTHORITIES NOT ALARMED.
How the News was Received b- Govern
DER rnsnt Officials. n

How the News WAS Received b- Govern.
nsnt Officials. 4"Ea r.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23-surgeon General
Hamilton, OF the Marine Hospital Service,
has received a dispatch from New York
confirming the press report Of the arrival
there Of the stssnship Alesia with chol.
era on board. f..,z.5g
The telegram merely anncuncea the
facts in the case aB published, without
making requeat for Government assis..
ance, and it iB thouVhtthe quarantine su-
thorities OF New York feel confident OF
their ahility to stamp out the dissasa with.
ou! asking the. assistance Of the United
States health oiticers. i Ms; f,lfGE +
Dr.. Sooner, OF the Marine Hogpital Ser
vice, says that no authority is vested in
the bureau to interfere in State quarantine
affairs unless 8 request comes from the
Health Officers of the State for assistance.
New York, ho says, has a very large and
efficient Quarantine Board, fully able, in
his opinion, to cope successfully with the
exigencie1 OF the occasion. &z4a&sl5,
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BOODLElss IsEFUNDING.
Fifteen Thousand Dollars Returned by n
sg". Eh{CnVO Erorar.s ifl#.s 1907.

Fifteen Thousand Dollars Returned BY n
Chicago Grocer. i-7s6l
Chicago, Sept. 2S.-ElishaA A. Robinson,
tho wholesale grocer whose testimony was
Of great value to the State in the Doodle
cases, made restitution to Cook county
yesterday by handing over the sum Of
$4,000. =. q,
This sum, according to calculations
which aro satisfactory to the States At
tornsy, makes tho county whole on &C.
count Of commissions paid by him to the
Doodle ring aud his own profits from short
/. weighta and measurea on goods delivered
at the insane asylum, intirmary and hos
pital. WI, 7l3:.5s,5 X e
Several small contractors called on Mr..
Grinnell yesterday and figured out what
they will have to refund. N ~
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----7I =
: The York Centennial.

YoRK, Pa, Sept. eo3.-Aitsr a night of
rain YORK centennial day dawned bright
and clear, and was ushered in by the
booming Of cannons end tha ringing Of
bells. The school children's procession
was reviewed by Governor Beaver ct Gen.
ter square and appropriate exercises were
held. , Governor. Beaver, Hon. Simon
Cameron, General Gibson, U. s. A sad
many distinguished visitors are in the city.
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Z Color Limo In Kansas Schools,

s KANSAS Cry, Sept. 23.-A very heated
controversy is reported from Fort Scott,
Kansas, over an effort by the colored peo.
Pile there to secure the admission OF their
children to the nubllc schools. The hls-
terness Of the atusgls toIkssh them out is
perhaps hardly eyualled in tho record Of
a like controversy in a Southern town.
The decision Of the court Ia awaited with
interest, JSf ". k,.E!A 4, q US, 65i,
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IN the facs Of q Ientence Of seventeen
years and $4,000 there can be no doubt
of the dead es.nes.ness Of Kansas on the
prohibition question. II prohibition can
bs made to prohibit, this severe enforce-
ment Of ths law ought to do it. The drug
stors which has turninhed this food for
reflection was doing iandoflice businees.
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Frcd Douglas for vice.pre.,dent,

WAsnISoToN, Sept. 23.-Abont 1000 ne
9loes attended a reception given Fred
Douglas last night at the African Method
ist Epiacopal Metropolitan Church, In this
city. After tho reception banquet was
given. Speecnes were made by Rev. T.
G. Stuart and others. Rev. Mr.. Stuart
said that his tickssfor 1888 was Robert r.
Lincoln Tor President and Fred Douglas
for Vice.Prssident. Mr. Douglas has just
returned from Europe. 4 b y
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YOUNGSTOWN, O., Sept. 2s.-Thomas
Pugh, whose wife is nuins him for di.
vorce, threatened to kill her unless the
case WAS dismissed. Yesterday be called
to carry his threat into execution, and
made an attack on his daughter, who was
defending her mother. Pugh was knocked
down, and after lively struggle with the
officers landed in Jail. fIIS,,s q. I
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Sad Fato or u Young Lady.

CUMBERLAND, MD., Sept. 23.-A young
lady namod Jane LsIghty, living ut Oko.
kono, W. Va, was struck and instantly
killed by train No. Al, three other girls
making a very narrow escape from the
same late. They had bought tickets to
take an accommodation train for Cumber.
land. Hearing this train blow for the
station, they started to cross from the sta.
ton to the platform. Two Of them sue
ceeded in crossing, Miss Leighty getting
cauga while her companion was grszad
by the engine. Mas Lsighty is 18 years
old. Her pRrento arc very poor. na
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: A Rushing Business.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 23.-The aggregate
amount Of bonds purchased by the Trea.
sury Department to-day under terms Of
circular Of yesterday was 81, 1885,, $50, OF
which l,0i4.000 were per cent and
SOL ,G50, AZ per cent. OF the total s222, ;
700 was offered and purchased after
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CORY, Pa, Sept, %, s,-Michael Norris,
Of Union y / City, about tltty years old, q la.
borer employed BY the Philadelphia &
Erie Railroad Company, while crossipp .
the creek on the Buffalo, New York 4
Philadelphia railroad bridge laat eyeninp
about 8 o'clock, fell into the water and
Wsa drowned, & ~ "a = .e>'s' :.
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srAuSToS, Va, Sept. o3-The State
Prohibition Conference met here to-day.
One hundred and forty delegates, about
one.fourth colored, were present, repre-
sen!ing nine counties and nine cities.
The delegations embrace hitherto promi-
nent leaders Of both political platforms.
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THAT wGs curious error made in the
trsnsmission to Baston cf the Treasury
bond csll. No wonder they are unhappy
mon who we're caught on the wrong side
OF the blunder. 1t is but fair to tho teleg.
1aphers Of the country 10 say that in view
Of the circumstances under which 80
much CT 1t is performed their work aver.
ages remarkably we'll. Between the vexsd
ear, the tired hand and the weary brain
mistakes will sometimea occur. '&5,
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i a HEAVY SENTENCE.
Seventeen Years for Violating tho Kausas
- ~ PrOhibttion LAW. b.

Seventeen Years for Violating tho Kansas
Prohibition Law.
WICHITA, KAs., Sept. 23.-J. A. Stewart,
Of this city, was yesterday aentenced to
seventeen years and four months in the
county jail and fined $2O,sO0 with COTS Of
prosecution, for the violation OF the pro.
hibition law. He was clerk in the west
end drug store and pleaded guilty to an
indictment containing 1850 counts at the
same time as did Herman, the proprietor
Of the place. The latter cannot be found
and 1t is thought that hs has left the
country. The punishment imposed upon
Stewart ia tho heaviest ever given in the
State for violations Of the liquor laws.
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Well Digger Drowned.

CANTON, o., Sept. 23.-John Hoover. a
we'll digger, aged forty, who resided at
Middlehranch, near here, yesterday, while
being let down into we'll he had Just
completed digging and was about to wall
up, became overpowered by foul gas and
fell out Of the bucket to the bottom Of the
we'll, where he was drowned in a iow iset
OF water. .5 VI nv sz u tsi..,